The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-03
GEN EkAL TRADE.
RREAOs'rUFFs.

prime, from store, 70ta75c; Car loSd
from levee or depot, So, prairie, IRON
store, Soc; Car lead from levee or de-
pot, IS.
BsAs-From store, .75@s0,; from
levee or depot, Sl4
OoRN--From store, white, Ole; mix
ed, 4sc; from leves or depot, white, in
bulk Acc; In sacks, 49c; mixed, in
bulk, Az; in sacks, 45c.
O.rs-From store, white, 400; mix.
ed, SIC; from levee or depot, whits, in
bulls, &c; in sacks, S91; mixed, in
bulk, 33c. In sacks 35.
FLoUR-From etore. common, SO l59
8 So; family, So 60@3 80; choice,
So 1908 SO; fnry, siCo4 10; extra
fancy, 81 25S4 45; patents, 81 900
5 10 Firm.
BRANs-Navy, 81; medium, sl,75.
OAThEAL-ln half barrels, $2(9y %
from store.
CRLcKKRs-Sods, extra. 4c; soda,
treble extra. 43c; extra, 70; gingor
snsps, extra, &c; escorted jumb les, l0c.
CRAcKbD WHRAT-In half barrels,
"a 81 from store
HoHISY AND GRIrs-From store, So
as 20.
KANSAS CITY Mo. August 2-Wheat
dull; No 2 cash, 35a; Did, 80 asked;
Angus, Soc biu, SOC asked september
353c bid. 0stn-No. 2 cash 2ltc bid;
August aud September, 23c bid.
LiysRrooL, Augnst g. Whss, steady,
fair demand; holders of r moderate
ly. Toe receipts OF wheat for the
past three days we're $4,000 cen'als,
including $1,000 American. Curn
finn, demand fair. The receipts OF
American corn for TIE past ihrre dsys
we're $500. Stocks OF breadstufis-
Flour, l22 900 sacks; wheat, 40i7, 900
centsls; corn, 6i9, 900 centas.
ST. LoUIs, Mo, Angus. 2-slour
sc'ive. Wheat advanced ic early but
suck, slick trade caused decliue and
the close wss the same as yes de'day;
No 2 red, cab, 7Ot September, ri
@72se, CO ing a,l7 C; October, 1870
"a, 81 aiDg At 7Ssc. Corn liC9Stc
higher; caan, So; August, 35aC9Sa!c.
closing al 1851 (; September, 3os(9S7tc,
c'osing at 57tr; OF Der, 37ka3sIc,
closing at 3sic Oats 6rmer aud
higher, cash l?Sic; August, 2si@23se
Sept. mber, 24ic; October, pot bye
none ofisred, 44c bid. Hay 10 fair de-
mAnd; prime timothy, $l2G9l6; prsi.
RE, $500 Bran activs Of 0. A.. Corn
meal steady, 81. Rsceipts-Flour,
5000 brls; wheat l20 900 bu, cor0
1900 bu, osts, 10000 bu; rye, 1000
bu; barley, 1000. Shipmsnts-Rlour,
IL 900 bfis; wheat, 1000 on; corn, IL
coo bu; oss, $1,000 pu; rye, mono;
harley, none.
O-icAao, lit, August 2.-The corn
pit Was more excited today than any
grain pit On 'Unange has been since
the wheat panic In June. Corn git
away from the bhorts yesterday, aud
there WAS fright among them today.
Toe crop report was Unchanged today,
and that was al the bulls desired,
ssd they came on Change determined
10 send corn NJ. The September
future, which closed strong a 40c y.s-
terday, after AZ advance Of c,ups ed
at Ale, sold up to 4lic, ba A q 4Otc,
then ap sSain to Az, back to AZ, aid
fnslly mp to the highest poiut i,r the
Gay, ut AZ! and closed a. AZ Just 20
over yesterday. October soid steadily
aong from ths opeDing at 4 up 10
IL, ths closing. November closed
win October. May corn, ss on yes
,eiday, sno sed the most marked ad-
vance, and CLOSED at i6! G, or 2lc better.
TIE excitement IN cofn hsd stimu.
lating effect on the oats market,
but the usual crowd II traders
la wheat lei. their pit 10 either
look on or take hand la
he cora deal. While II was evident
thltbe bu gs In corn Was STATED 10y
snofts, tbs barkel, long bsio . noIp,
even, o ( assumed eucn stfe gin, and
tue PIC ooniaiatd eucI q la,gs crowd
VI general tadeTs, that the Efforts
c,sged 10 he much of factor. Fiom
the unusual large number OF orders TO-
ctiyed "ths eountry" seemed TO have
a ssliled co eviction that owing 20 a
la3k OF rain CT p rad us siDtd very
material dsm.gs. the county " o
ueayy buyer al the say up. Wheat
II the open ng ~ mpAth zsd with tins
corn revival aud 81 llei on" with good
Z, suits. IL closed lat night NJ 70ic,
nut open,d 81 Tile. Alter the ear y
part II tbe DAY tusie Was q heavy aud
nll mATket, September declining 10
70I IN tact fluctuating between 7Uic
aad 7Oic, pretty mucn all tae Last
nour. The clOse wa, steady
and quiet. Ca b quotations We o AZ
i,ilows: -Four quiet. with DO apparent
change. No.2sprng wheat, t9S8eic
NJ 8 sprlng ~hea Dominsl N ,. z fvd.
7tt NJ. 2 corn, 4lc. No. 2 oats,
25C925i-. No. 2 rye, 44c. No. thar.
ley, nominal. No a.x seed,
to srnvr, 81 03 Pnme tim.
otby seed, 81 26 The lead
log futures ranged 90 follows;
Wnes, No. 2-Aagu,t opened al
6g!c, hig' est SOL, lowest SOC, clos
iug at bgtc; b. ptember opened Ut
Ills, hishs,t lilo, lowest 70ic,
O. eng It 7ci,; October opened a.
z ic. bighett i3c, lowest 72ic, cloi z
at 52t November open.d at AT,
highest 7its, loxe,t 73i,. U1.D,
NJ 2-Aug Ist op nd at 4Olc, high
eel 4lic, lo~est 4Otc, ciosins at 4lG
= p,esiD-r ope eli a. Ale, bighest 42i +,
loves. 40ii, clJ log at AZ +; 0ctlDsr
op 'ned ~ Az, highest 4Sl lowest
lils. osing u 43c; November open
ID at 4bc, highcst 4bi losest All,
closing a. act. 0ats, No 2.-Augusi
op. ned NJ 2iss, hishssi PSI lowest
2iI', eio,ios at 2'.ej september
/ 10. ned At 2bI', higheH 26!;, lowest
Oslo, closing 81 28c; October opened at
28I q, hIghost 27ic, loEest 28ic. clos.
az ut go. X o-ipts- Flour, ~ 0Ol
bris; wheat, $1,000 bu; corn, lb7 1909
"a; oats, 2l0,OOO on rye, 800 bu ba' :
isy, 1910 bu. stipmsbts-Fiouf, ~.
900 brls; wheat, 1888 900 bu; corn, ~, !.
OOJ bu; oats, l73 .00O bui rye, 1000 bu ;
barley, none.
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